Hear it and try it first
A short explanation comes with something to do: play a note, compare chords, choose a key or build a rhythm. You can connect each name with something you actually hear.
Theory gives you ways to change music deliberately. Understanding intervals and chords opens up choices for melody and bass, even if you enter every note with a mouse.
From a sample loop to your own part
Samples remain useful musical material. Basic theory helps when you want to add a bassline, change the harmony or write a melody of your own. The same fundamentals apply in Ableton Live, FL Studio, Logic Pro and other DAWs.
What is available now
The interactive first lesson on the homepage is free. The full 48-lesson course is still being prepared. You can explore its curriculum and register your interest to hear about the launch. The blog contains separate articles about music theory and production.